Oklahoma police defend attack actions

Oklahoma City police have defended the actions of two white officers caught on video hitting a black suspect more than 25 times with their nightsticks.

Oklahoma police defend attack actions
Thu, 11 Jul, 2002 - 09:53

Oklahoma City police have defended the actions of two white officers caught on video hitting a black suspect more than 25 times with their nightsticks.

The footage came just days after a Los Angeles policeman was suspended after being filmed punching and choking a black teenage suspect.

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